New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
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years Of the products Of American labor $40 ooo,-
600 more than imported products of foreign
laoor; and In the Same time Al ,O0OO0OOO0 more In
specie has been imported than was exported. Under
revenue tariff the balance Of trade was always
against us and we exported moro specie than We Inn
ported These mathematical figures in behalf OF pro-
,ccted trade are conclusive answer to all the rhctOr
ical figures in behalf Of free trade. loud ApplauscJ
PROTECTION ADDS To NArIo NAL WEALTH
hy producing at homo tho commodities which
people consume, the profits of the production and the
profit I'm each and every exchange Of them in tho
course Of trade IL retained IN tho country, and the
aggregate makes the wealth OF the Nation. The
country that produces for Itself has both the article
produced and the money paid for us production .
IN III" course OF regular and staple business ndi-
vidua fortunes are made only by tho ecOn0mlzng OF
the profits in the production and exchange OF he
products Of labor If that is done by oar own cit!
lcnS the fortunes thus accumulated arc expended As
a rne IN The Communities ~h're they were made.
cent charities which viii last AZ ioue a4 human Snf
fcrng. some In great public Improvements: con
structlng arteries of trade and channels Of com
they span tie granite mos ntains which they scale
glory Of a country (Applausel
\ na,ion whose people produce only material
more advanced aud consequently costly fabrics Will
always De poor IA comparative wealth.
PROTECTION BEVFFrCIAL TO LABOR.
Tariff legislation IS the only legislation that can
lcncnt labor In It's competition with tho poorly paid
labor ~ other countries and whether II benefits labor
or not depends upon tho mOde OF its adjustment
srile from the tariff all OF protective features
and the aborcrs OF this cOratry must then stand I'M
aided and alone In their competition with that labor
Of The world where homeless poverty I, the solo hcrl-
tar" OF the son, Of toll.
The wages OF labor cannot be fixed directly by law.
In all case, that must bo arranged between the cm-
lioy"r and the employed but legislation can TX
IolreS affecting directly ind and their prose
cution and development and lhis Indirectly AFFECT he
lrice paid To the labor engaged IN such iudlStrlc'
IN" enactment Of tarn laws I, such l"g Station. Tn"
power conferred Congress 10y the Constitution 10
idy and collect taxes. duties imiO,s and cNciN"',
and 10 provide for the common decnce and general
welfare 81 the ncd states clothes Congress with
II discretion while collecting n.cc>sary revenue 10 80
adjust Tie law best to promote ID" general welfare
ne Government ia adjusting tn taiiI. can AID and
foster industries, or It can cripple and destroy
them
IIPoVERIsHMENT OF LABOR A NATIONAL DISASTER.
Th, most banciul OF all the lnHncnccs which lead 10
national decay f, policy that d. AIDES and upoycr-
l,lcs labor. The wealth Of country ISIS MT In
he Of money paid into IT. tire suy; nor docs its
real strength .ou,is, fl, Feet, and armies bu ia no
manly spirit OF an inl lcnde ycomanry AMI The intel
scncr comfort ana hlpuinos, OF IL lahotng classes.
\ nation is being itly clk,tcd al, that con
srltutcs national grcatn, and COVER, If IL, wealth
Increases oui1 by the imIoNei, hn.cni oi i's duO'
Ia ai cmp.ir or nation q. tending aiHics tho cli'l
Interest I'm Is child en- that the' ic,o"o -ooi s"de
bt B." IcluDnc tho 'hioI l"iciral - ma ifN 20
como GOOD citizens, iot uoH tAc MIDI @. tLcl ua""'s
rest, thO IlIars Of tbs c,mmOn"'dlth. y hdilo"
policy drsrad'> or ih poNcrlShrS Us IA or Il
sowing the sreu, fo IOnal uccaS. ], is the
pathway ol empires. CNpll1u,rl
In IL. worlds history Goa d'crecd that org'u'zc1
IA o.Ai "Ione snail tc V-h,h" o. nal"@! disasters.
~ ,' I'''iH u, ''' ~, ''i 80 " a. , 80. t ,I nh,,
ht.. they must bo taught ty multiplied woes. ih'
greatest crime OF n ualoJ against humauly g.! th' in-
>.tDton d bondage, th' nr". in mHsm"dc IS Io'"y
th4t zee, ads % mp I,erl'nc' labor.
Thai country CREATES. aui most go IonS In which
thor. alv tho sra,rst nunOe Ot haply hlc,id.s; AID
rri,ii. n an article can ac f.tni-h,d 10 m. CON.
IS, mc, cicaily, MY b. reducing the Of tie fb,r
lior la other lands. whore Irnury sits at hi, fire. iI'
AID ,,tloW ~ want surlc uG, hl' death ed. ieh
lac ,,cs,liy foI vLa Is call I,t'c o" 10 Amciie al
i..ol 40 D-',lniinaiins dn.cs "n i'i- N "r"'''.
Colirctus eve nc hy duties Is IN reality cole n
from lu.oHr, ba,cl on cAIf n-i' uic, ln j IN
i,a,. ili, o,, Of nd dua--l.lr bufr, iLc h,thr IS
oi government "pon noso CO.. 1t abb t. D. ihch anu
to whom 100 Hsucc they belong
lilo hl-uc,t wisdom ot ~tcSman,Ii p tie rI'rN. J.
fn 90 to o. "a m 'ul"mcu Of iarh Laws ilai a. Tar
a, possible tAr Dor ~ orr 'wn country al rldn
The commodities consumed ~ orr F".ur am "'l W..
ur ia to" h"1''y upon 10 ii'd'.in~ '''' ''' ''''
Iusod aplinioel
MP UOHR on TENPFR'N"E AND POLITICS.
X Congres.m4n Uorr OF Michigan. WAS next miro
duccd to talk about Temperance aud P'i-
tcs" Mr. Ilnrr received warm greeting
TAo delegates expected 70 get from hi" s"n"-
thiu, 10 lI.h AZ .. n some hing 20 Think hhflt
AID ~ neither eNpsctHti-n were they d*lIpoin'e VIZ
i,rr -i g.. thought the rum l"'iio1 Wa ono i"r 10
treatment. He would have each conan I'D v u''l WIN
u a. n fhou .ht best whether hI prohibitions hrh "crn
or vna NJ. uut whom tie uaNc WIS n9i r.-''"lnru
i-r ..,c OF ,ho d,r4 ,.e when It o,u'cl
ut ~ pricucc hal tai,ht lm mat Ia q" "p''h'' rs h
other .nottcr. everything cotn'' no accomplished 10y
l.,satoa Hero are Somo OF tao niis that lie male ID
TIE course oi hi, speech:
hcr,s ~ ten prr,ncs anil pe0po -om times ask ne
why don't Join ~" Prob hIs 50 l. Is because JONI
believe Ia helping To Democratic party. nav"
W., been rr ,urel 10 Tho -iatc 81 hocy mich would
Lat r trl,. tie tcsnPrranrc cause !" the h"n's 81
Tns nncca.in. .olicitldc which every nn-lrinkn-
Dcaoct, SLOW, To- = "a ri Pity Republican ~ strange
n"r,nes measure ard the win hsnt u tooth
and ua, nen 0nc end "l 's I.n 10 tno ""' t t.,
% depart ron ~" h'Nl"ii WI l,r,n ."' ''" VI"
t.rifcc and they are ior Linn I'D The tlin'.
ma, We l,v ever hal In favor ~ emuerasrr WY pm
II into ths ntnd- OF the democracy want ""nl YOU
Get hog, hrsoiiug over the c,i'kcn' ne
hoes misht PROSPER h". WhAt No'r ' "S" VI VI n no
lo,lty 3a lwly, measured b. t"e NUMBER OF SALOONS
incrr
TO Krrr rHT DEMOCRATS oN T1f TAIlFF PIANh.
The Pre- rnt has alrc1iv -'ued the next platforc for
III. D.uo.tat,c party; propose 10 keep EN- on that
planx whether taey w'nt to stay there OF
no, Tho trouble has been, heretofore.
that We dlnt know whcro to si,itr.
MnrwrinpS class 81 people VINO say n'' prI'eN"
I'm civil service reform. AZ YET thp spend thell """
t,ur doing tNo 'hiug. ahu>nz tie lcpu1irhn party "
cNru.ng the Drm"cr"tlc ia,I, iT Tn"'''S '''''''
Ielor. | would nboitsi the whSkcy TAX woud give
v.rV ,,pru,l,ut ,eidcr IN he ntei Na'c1 pension
IA .rrn him frp "a the p.urlDt,r No m l"h Was ever
VET Impoverished 10y he NJ generous to the men VINO
Tisked their Ewes {" save H. ..
Whrr H. Democrats are in favor OF any tcnperahcc
..n.e.,cu.. Ike tuc IIird party movement = 4 away
from quick a. can Nt'u ''t'', ~, ,,
az any , atom here I'm r-in 1t straight hrca T."
| .lwnts ask SELF tho question: Is "rehi bIltlh
King ,urh le.i.AiI0h 20 he herself or TO he!P uH
HEARTY APPLAUSE FOR JUDGE KING
Iulre King II ohio was the mex speaker and on hS
coin, forward 10 deliver his address was received with
n warm .utbur.t OF applause. Ouco dutinS m" speech
I,l n, re,er 10 tho "masuruc influence or tho MAN
flomN,inr' waercupon iherH Wa, chorus OF cheers
and handclapping that listed FUZZY ten minutes HIS
mention .f -enat, r ahermans name also br0ngnt down
the house. He begun this way:
- 1-1-- ~. rnn hnyn LIE III almosl al Of the